Objective Climate change poses a major threat to the operation of global health systems,
triggering large scale health events, and disrupting normal system operation. Digital health …

Objectives Reported reductions in emergency department visits and hospitalizations for
asthma in previous studies have suggested a beneficial effect of the coronavirus disease of …

Desert dust storms (DDS) are natural events that impact not only populations close to the
emission sources but also populations many kilometers away. Countries located across the …

Background mHealth can help with healthcare service delivery for various health issues, but
there's a significant gap in the availability and use of mHealth systems between sub …

Sand and dust storms (SDS) are a major disruptor in both the source areas where they occur
and at distant locations. This critical review aims to address the question of whether …

Telehealth refers to the use of telecommunication devices and other forms of technology to
provide services outside of the traditional in‐person health care delivery system. Growth in …

Current public health recommendations for desert dust storms (DDS) events focus on
vulnerable population groups, such as children with asthma, and include advice to stay …

The Saharan Air Layer is a mass of hot, dry air laden with dust that forms over the Sahara
and moves towards the Atlantic Ocean. This air mass contains soil dust particles emitted by …

Climate change adversely impacts global health. Increasingly, temperature variability,
inclement weather, declining air quality, and growing food and clean water supply …

Background More than 90% of the global population lives in areas exceeding World Health
Organization air quality limits. More than four million people each year are thought to die …